The skeletal System 1 Flashcards

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1
Q

Whats a joint?

A

2 or more bones meet to allow movement!

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2
Q

Component of joint…

Function of cartilage:

A

Reduce friction

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3
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Component of joint…

Function of synovial fluid:

A

Lubricate the joint

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4
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Component of joint…

Function Synovial membrane:

A

Produce synovial fluid

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5
Q

Component of joint…

Function Tendon:

A

Connects muscle tissue to bone WHICH ENABLES MOVEMENT

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6
Q

Component of joint…

Function Ligament:

A

Connects bone to bone which STABILISES THE JOINT

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7
Q

Muscle type: Cardiac

What does it do?

A

Involuntary, never tires!!!

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8
Q

Muscle types: Skeletal

What does it do? 🍐

A

Voluntary movement. It works in pairs.

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9
Q

Muscle Types: Smooth

What does it do?

A

Involuntary, Found with organs (Ie digestive system)

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10
Q

What are the 6 functions of bones?
(clue: triangle, square, circle/ Ribs, how do we stand?, run, production of what, reptiles)

A

PROTECT the organs.
Gives SHAPE to the body
STRUCTURE and SUPPORT of the body
Enables MOVEMENT
PRODUCTION of Erythrocytes and Leucocytes in the marrow
STORAGE of calcium

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11
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5 types of bone?

A

Irregular (vertebra), short (metatarsals), flat (scapula), long (femur), sesamoid (patella)

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12
Q

7 sections of the spine?
AA baCks need Tender Loving Special Care

A

ATLAS
AXIS
Cervical
Thoracic
Lumber
Sacrum
Coccygeal (with tail) Caudal (without tail)

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13
Q

Where are carples? (Hint: 🚘 )

A

4 limbs

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14
Q

Where are tarsles? (Hint: opposite from carples)

A

Hind legs!!!

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15
Q

Forelimb adaptation: Horse

A

Bones fused together- allows it to run.
If a leg is broken it can’t survive.

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16
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Forelimb adaptation: Cat (climb)

A

Phalanges allows cat to climb so it has more flexibility

17
Q

Forelimb adaptation: Bat (extra)

A

Has extra phalange to rip food or climb. They are thinner, elongated and lighter bones.